What is the greatest thing I wish to achieve through studying the Wisdom of Kabbalah?

[Tony Kosinec- KabU Instructor]

What is the greatest thing I wish to achieve through studying the Wisdom of Kabbalah?

[Rune T. A.]

I wish and need to attain the Creator.

[D]

I like the quote of Einstein, “I am not interested in this phenomenon or that phenomenon. I want to know God’s thoughts – the rest are mere details.” I am always amazed when I look at the night sky. I want to know more.

[DC Butler]

I would like to increase my light.

[Maria]

Maybe this will sound very selfish, but right now my greatest wish is to feel peace in my heart, to feel at ease with life.

[Scott]

I wish to fully see and exist in reality to the fullest and benefit the world in whatever way is the highest possible for me

[zach morris4187]

From what I understand of the course so far: To change my will to receive into the will to bestow, in order to become more equivalent to the creator.
I am initially uncomfortable with the 2nd part of the sentence. “in order to become more equivalent to the creator.” This feels like a heresy, vanity, impossible.

but then I’m thinking about the breath of life, what that actually was when GOD filled Adam with the breath of life, he was imparting him with an eternal soul.  The essence imparted to Adam from GOD must have been a part of GOD.  Since GOD is infinite, a minutiae of HIS essence is in itself infinite.  So therefore it may be possible to achieve equivalence, since the possibility for equivalence was given during the act of creation.

to fail reaching this equivalence is like the allegory of the guest and feast the instructor mentions in the last video.

What I want most from the study of Kabbalah is more light.  I don’t think I fully understand what that means yet, but I know it is good.

 

 

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